Environmental Area Manager

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carmeuse lime stoneEast Lansing (MI)

Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs

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Environmental Area Manager - Michigan Water Resources Permitting Carmeuse is seeking an experienced Environmental Area Manager to lead environmental compliance and permitting efforts across operations in Michigan. This role will serve as the primary internal resource for Michigan Water Resources Permits (Part 301), while supporting environmental programs related to air, land, and water compliance. The successful candidate will partner with operations, engineering, regulatory agencies, and consultants to ensure compliance, manage environmental reporting, oversee permitting activities, and drive continuous improvement initiatives. This position offers a flexible Michigan-based location (Gulliver, Cedarville, Drummond Island, Rogers City, or Lansing).

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, or a related field

5+ years of environmental experience in heavy industry, mining, or similar operations Strong knowledge of environmental regulations and permitting requirements Experience with Michigan wetlands permitting (Part 303), wetland delineation, or mitigation banking is a plus Strong communication, problem-solving, and project management skills Why Join Carmeuse? We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits, a company-matched pension plan, paid time off, tuition assistance, wellness programs, volunteer time, and opportunities for professional growth.

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